Restoring Country with Fire: Ecosure’s Ecological Burn at Aroona Station In a powerful collaboration between Queensland Trust for Nature (QTFN), Jagun Alliance Aboriginal Corporation, and Ecosure, an ecological burn was
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Welcoming Our New Graduate Ecologists to Ecosure! Ecosure is proud to welcome a talented group of new Graduate Ecologists to our team! These emerging professionals bring diverse backgrounds, fresh perspectives,
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Spotting Koalas from the Sky: How Thermal Drones Are Helping Us Protect an Aussie Icon September is Save the Koala Month – a timely reminder of the importance of protecting
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Celebrating 10 Years of the National Flying-Fox Forum! Flying-foxes are the unsung heroes of our forests – think of them as giant bees carrying pollen and seeds tens (sometimes hundreds!)
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Platypus at Dawn: Citizen Science in Action In August, Ecosure team members joined Springfield Lakes Nature Care Inc and a group of passionate volunteers for the annual Platypus Watch event.Â
Pause for the Pouch: A Roadside Reminder Trigger Warning: Deceased Animal Pouch Pictured One of our team members recently came across a deceased Eastern Grey Kangaroo and discovered a surviving
Thermal Drones Uncover Vital Koala Insights Ecosure, on behalf of the City of Gold Coast, recently conducted a thermal drone survey to monitor koalas in the Parkwood-Arundel area. With koalas
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Ecosure has been contracted by the City as the principal contractor to undertake these works. This collaboration between the State Government and the City of Gold Coast aims to drive an ambitious and transformative environmental initiative. Ecosure is proud to lead this effort alongside delivery partners Regen Australia and Ngarang-wal Gold Coast Aboriginal Association. Federation Walk Coastal Reserve represents one of Australia’s largest beachfront rainforest restoration projects with the aim to establish a thriving coastal (littoral) rainforest in the heart of the Gold Coast. Funded by the Queensland Government in partnership with the City of Gold Coast and the Federal Government, this project promises significant ecological, social, and recreational benefits for the region.
We’re excited to share the success story behind the grand opening of the Bottom Lake at Sleeman Sports Complex, a collaborative effort that began in 2019. This project is more than just a picturesque addition; it’s a thoughtful approach to environmental restoration, made possible through a strategic partnership and a focus on lasting results.
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Koinmerburra Country in Central Queensland is the Traditional Lands of the Koinjmal People. This Country has places where freshwater meets salt water with wetlands, saltwater plains, mangroves and swamps, known as ‘Mixed Water Country’.
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